The woman who brought the collector's item in originally wanted $2,000 for it.
Chumlee’s attempt at surprising the woman, whose name is Amber, with Aoki coming down to do the authentication himself felt more like someone walking into their own surprise birthday party after helping plan it, send invites, and bake the cake themselves. “I told you I had someone who could authenticate the autograph!” he told her, trying and mostly failing to convey genuine enthusiasm after Aoki walked in. Her response? “Amazing,” followed by an awkward chuckle.
Long story short, the DJ confirmed that he did, in fact, sign his bubble letter signature on both the Funko Pop and trading cards — he knew because he could see where he started and finished each letter, according to some process he uses whenever he signs anything. Still, the final consensus is that even with the signatures, the plastic and paper are worth $800 at most.
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